Tetra Pak slashes value chain emissions by one-fifth

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Credit: Tetra Pak

Food packaging giant reveals flurry of green milestones in its latest sustainability report, as it sets sight on 2030 net zero target

Tetra Pak has slashed greenhouse gas emissions across its entire value chain by 20 per cent over the past five years, helping edge the food packaging giant closer towards meeting its 2030 climate targets,...

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